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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
IN EMERGENCIES,
WHAT TO DO WHEN A tLoIo
VESSEL IS INJURED.

In Cases of Hemorrhagc Moro Apprehcn~
sion Is Excited Thnn Ia WarranicH---
!Tow to stop bleeding from Arteries
and Vciu>---Vaiu1nIo Advice.
When rrcfu-i honor.hu-o FROM g wounded
blood vessel occurs, the beAoljc; 10 be friend
or stranger, is in many instances so terror
stricken ho loo.-sl all presence Of mind, and
thus many lives hayo boon sacrificed which
might have lcen saved by Timely intcrven-
ton. In nearly all cases Of hemorrhaGo much
moro apprehension is excited than warranted
Tho amount Of blood actually lost is generally
much ovcr,stiinated There is common
expression, "a little blood makes great
show This is quito true; for q small guam
THY viii soil much clothing, and but littlc
need be added 10 basin o! water to render
it very high colorcd
1t is well 10 remeDlb,r that onecighth Of
the weight of tho human body is blood; in
other words, that, in person of average
size, there are from E:;tcen to eighteen pinta
IN health, pint-cyen quart-of blood can
be withdrawal from thd vessels without liz
jury, and doubtless in but few cases would
loss of onc-third tho cntiIc amount contained
in the lody prove fatal. From this statement
it must not ~ inferred that when honorrhagc
occurs treatment Iuny b. le.4urcly applied far
from it, The Bleeding should in all cases b.
| Immediately arrested, i possible The reader
should know however, how great loss can
to sustained, without lite being threatened,
for it is otter fear Of immediate death that is
| tcTrorzinr ami renders one powcrlcs, in such
, emergencies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
r.BVSR OOLOR1O AAN.
mmsnss Aoash aaa 70 Q Good
Aloasciaa.

bt "Hr sL Immsnso m0ash Aa1 u . 0oo6
MaAscisa.
There 10 4 colored man In this city st pres-
eut who 10 . wonderful musician. During
ths day he appears With . museum as The
park Lest sve1ing'he performed at Snyder's
saloon on North Queen street. At the same
time, BY means OF straps and other contriv.
ancs on different parts Of bis person hs plsys
sguitar, triangle, pair Of oymbalA hormooica
osss and snare druma He works the snare
drum very successfully with Q small
electric battery. He has IN sasiseant
who plays . guitar and hormonica
and both DO very we'll. The most wonderful
part OF the principal musician ID his immense
mouth. Such . head opening II seldom
seen on human being. To show what he
could do last evening, the man
took q glass, which measured fourteen
inches in circumference st the top,
and after filling It with beer put the large
end In his mouth, his lips covering II on all
sides entirely. Without the use OF his hands
he drained the glass Of its contentA The
man has beautiful teeth, and when his mouth
10 open his head looks like that OF an animal
This fellow halls from Brazil, and In 1880
and 1881 he travelled with Barnum's show,
performing In the side show and concert.
This year he has been doing the watering
places. He IL . very gentlemanly colorsd
man Of more than ordinary intelligence, and
his mouth IL his fortune.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
uIAY lsD nssxssvowx sUssrsxa


Asswsr vsssa n NE Eaassy ssw Drsssss -
EeAsaeAs ospssvisssa
A few weeks ego Lsvi Schload aud Jacob
@. Shaeffer, supsrvisoss Of Ephrata sownship,
nlsd bill In equity againss the Clay and
Rinklesown turnpike company. II cot
forth that the company had appropriated to
~ uss part Of puolic road In Ephrata town.
ahip for turnpike purposes, but before doing
% were bound to pay the sumo Of money o..
pended BY the township In keeping the road
appropriated In repair.
The turnpike company on Monday filod
an answer to the bill The substance Of II 10
- i0llows:
The company had full authority In Law
end under its letters patent TO enter upon,
appropriate, and use the whole OF said road,
70 the extent and In the manner it hes done /;
and, moreover, that the PLAINTIFF have M
Of the defendant to locate IL turnpike
road on the bed of the public road
In Ephrata township taken for that
purpose that the PLAINTIFF cannot
have and maintain the said bill 10
bs determined In this suit has bean nnally
sdjudicated by the court Of quarter sessions
Of Lancaster county, on petition OF plaintiffs,
for decree OF said court for the removal OF
the toll gates OF said turnpike road, and to
thereon until the defendant the Clay 4
Hinkletown Turnpike company, had 70.
tunded to said plaintiffs, the supervisors OF
Epbrata township, the money expended by
them in the maintenance and repair OF said
road; the claim made In said petition
being for the same amount and for
the same matter as Is now c,simed
In the plaintiffs bill. That the said
court Of quarter sessions, after full discuseion
and mature deliberation, on October l, 1884,
entered its hnal Judgment and decree - iol.
lows, t. wit ave are OF opinion that the
Clay and Hink letown Turnpike company u
not In Law liable to said township for the
amount It claims and II not In Law liable or
bound to pay to tho supervisors OF said town.
ship any SUN Of money, expended for any
work and labor, done or paid for, BY said
township in keeping in good order or repair,
after iis abandonment by the company, the
said Downingtowp, Epbrata aud Harrisburg
turnpike road. We therefore dismiss said
petition for that reason ct the cost Of peti.
tiOnerA"
That the foregoing 10 final judgment, un-
appealed from, OF . court OF competent jurts-
dlctiou between ths same parties and for the
ame cause Of action and the PLAINTIFF Nc
eetopped from renewing their suit In court
Of equity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
1--we ssssa 0Asasa

ClScAso Aug. G.-The Dvevsvs yoNrNai re.
r0rta Catue-ReceiptA. lAoC0 head; shipmenta,
<,Ce,; market stcady chipping ataera. 80 "a
l,so -, q 00e Is; stochefS and feeders. - 20
osN cows 6uils ana mi1ed. q ssss 90; Texas
Hoge-Rsceipta. l00U head, shipmsnts. NCOl
leAA mAreet strong rough and mixed. ~ IS
q ss0s u skips. 8 $50 cd
sAcep-Rscsipts, sOD head shipments.
MMssisrrl II aSSs@ IMAM. S,asSs 40, AMI.
o W90a 50.
EAsf Lrnnnry. Cattle Recsipta. 9sS head :
ahipments, 2Os; market fair prime. ~ tCtl
50; fair to good. ~ 2oSDt ~ common, - ea0s
cattle shipped to New York o. cara.
heAd MARKET fair fhiladelphias. o ss0o 20
Icrkers, q 80S3S; grassers and light ~ S0o ID
hogs shipped 10 Nev York, 10 cars.
sheep-kecsipts, 1900 head snipments, 8 0p ;
market steady; marRet steady and Q shade
higher than last week 3 closing prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

On Monday afternoon six drsssss end other
wearing apparel were stolen from the prem
leo Of ". ]. LutR, 30l south Prince ssreee
While the family We In the house little
girl named Franklin, who was on begging
oxpsdisiou, entered the yard. She lost no time
In nlling her basket from . pile Of clothing
that he'd bsen prepared for the laundry, and
quickly disappeared. When Mr.. Lutz dis
covered the theft hs learned that the Gtrl
above named he'd beeu In the vicinity. He
procured search warrant and accompanied
By Oficer Barnhold secured the clothing at
the homo Of the girl In the Seventh ward
Mr.. Luix did nos wish to prosecute and the
mother and girl were released amer Q severe
roprimand BY Alderman Barr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

CuluAeo, Aug. -. l0Sp o m.-nArkes openNa.
.Wbees-eept, ss>fo. Oct.s 7V1ke Deo.s 7S>ke
Nay, 1870.
..Oesc.sept. AC,<o, oct.. exc; Dee. AlHs
Vsts-Sept. N,Sc Oct, :sxc May. Skc.
ixrd.sspI. . IS /; Oct. q an, Dec. y Az
Short ki6s-Sept, q 20 Oct. f0
NUoINa.
WAeAt-Sept, sss<c; Oct., N,.o Fec, 7SSc
Nay. OAc.
ca Con 3, sept. 'Oxe.' oct. nsc.' Dec. "xc
Tcrs-Sssr. SIS; sirs sS jan. a. "a nv. '"'
LArd-sept. q SIN Oct, D S9. Dec, u Is
Hits sept. .o7 ~ Oct, o o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Albert Reynolds, . colored boy, was or.
restsd ON Monday evening on . warrant II
sued by Alderman Barr. charging him With
beiug incorrigible and beyond the control Of
hi mother. The boy was committed 70
prison and the case will be heard by the
judges with view Of sending him TO the
House OF Refuge.
Later In the day the mother axreod To give
nom custody.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
DAI4aA.

AoHT0oA August ", at Mountviiie Ralph
Montgomery. aged 81 years and 10 days.
Tho relatives and friends of the family are 10
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late restdeace this son James Montgo merry.
At AountvilIe.) Services 1t the house On Wed.
nesdsy. alst inst. st s3os. m. At Presbyterian
church. Mount Joy. at p. m. lntsrmsnt in
Mount JOY osmetery. g
MANN In Nay town, ON the a3d inst,, Carrlo
r. daughter OF ChAties and ElixNbOth Mayer,
aged yeaeu, II months and . dayAs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
T0-Dsy's Hun0gols |.

The funeral Of Walter +. Coz took place
this afternoon from bis grandmothsr's resi-.
dence' No. bis North Lime street. The re-
mains were taken TO St James' Episcopal
church, where the .unersl services we're held.
The Weise Island Fishing club attended the
funeral In body. lntsImsnt was made Of
Lancaster cemetery.
The funeral OF George q. Killian took piacs
from the residence OF his father, $50 Esat King
street., at O'Clock this aitsrnoon. The inter
neut was msds st Woodward Hill os0stsry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
the 0raussps Picnic.

The Pennsylvsnis railrosd u selling excur.
sion tickets to the Changers picnic, ct VIII
lisms' Grove, and quite number of persons
have already gone over
Over nve thousand people were In atten.
dance at the grove on Monday. The affair 10
much more Of . success this year than former
Seasons. owing to the better quality Of the
exhibitA
The Exhibitors association held meeting
Monday afternoon. No business Of public
Interest was transacted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
rsrmsr,, Aunu.i Ohssp Exeur,,ou

To GrAngers picnic. At Williams Grove on
Wednesday. August 81. Round trip tickets good
for three days. Train leaves Lancaster (King
street) At ssS n m Petersburg, S:s3 fare, Sl.5
Special train leaves Ephrata at s:S. g. IN. Litiz
654 fare, el7a Leave Mannheim at 20; a. m /.
fare, el.70. Leave Mt. Hope At ,:ls a. IN fare
ei.5o. Special train. returning same DAY. leaves
Williams Grove ats p. m. leaves Harrisburg At
6p. m. Tickets good to stop over at Harrisburg
and Lebanon. aug q, u, "a, ,OAltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
ssns to the Houss Of Rsiuss,

0sorae w. Hoover. one Of the boys who
sole Brick bart's team on Sunday, was be-
1oge The judges this morning. After hearing
~ tsstimony OF biz parents he was com
0ittsd TO the House OF Refuge The court
tAcughttt better for him 10 be sent to that In.
e1ltutton than TO have him tried In court for
Apgse sealing. John Hoover, the younger
hsoehsss was sent beck 70 jail to await trial
- three charges OF horss stealing ssainst
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

This afternoon when the alarm OF tire
struck, the horse OF No 4 hose cart was at
Walkers blacksmith shop In the rear
OF the central market houseA Edward
Walker quickly mounted the animal and
started for the engine housa In turning
from Orange street into North q Qaeen, the
horse slipped on the belsiaDs blocks and fell
heavily to the street Mr.. Walker and the
horse were both badly bruised, but they
might have been killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Miss Sallie houck, Of Birdsbora Pa, 10 In
this city spending . few days with Miss
Katie Kendig.
Miss Halle v. Bechtold was waiting In
Harrisburg on Sunday, and the congreea-
tons attending Grace Methodist church
there morning snt evening were delighted
with her manner OF rendering several soloa
W. Grant Pierce, of West Chester. h visit.
ing Eugene Montgomery in this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
Closing Prioas-9 O'Clock !


hsw yoas. Aug. ~ In p n.Nonsy clossA
q . Per cent 1SehAAgs staaAy, q q
~ S 0ovesunsuts steady. CuSgsaoy "a. q ~
beA, ~ Coun0 1x ba1i saGs "a q OK -.
Tbs stock mareet opsnsd DALI and Veat. ana
daring ~ early oealtdgs there vas soaso ssll.
Ing ot Erta. satl 20 - Tor torslgn account vhieh
caused deciias IN ths lrss hoaY - Il = pot
eeet 1he nasbet ~ ls1nee bem vaak cd =
voiehs - ps1eas q Dsooont ~ g ~ iOuoGe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Bert " Rinshsrt, stage carpenter st Full
ton opera house, Leaves to night on two
weeks trip to the West He will visit St
Louis, Cincinnati and other plscea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

"Our Jonaahan."-This evening Moora L
Vivian's company viii appear in FULTON opera
house In the play OF "Our Jonathan" The
party has been here before and their ability 10
we'll known. The DUDE band connected with
tho organization made street parade 1t noon
ana looked very we'll.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
Went to WilmiDgton.

Charles Lott, the Well.known musician Of
this city, left this morning for Wilmington,
and will b member Of jacobs 4 Proctor's
theatre orchestra during the season.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
seat 10 JAl

9ottleib Miller, Of the Seventh ward, who
was discharged BY the mayor lsst week, was
arrested on Monday for his usual offence
drunkenness and disordsrly conduct He
Wa sent TO jail for i've days and was we'll
sAtisfed, - hs expected to get thirty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
fvs Aliss.a saa.psrs Arrsssed.

William Dslansy and Frank Sullivan, two
- Who ase aid 70 b thimbis riggsrs, were
e1sgneod near The park BY Special OfIiosr
Daens nd Ooostable wittick yesterday after.
oo1A 1Aey hsd not suCceedsd h bsaains
onyoody. bat On their psrsoas the mat shslls,
D1keh - ussd by such shaEpsrA were found
- thsa. They were held for hearing
6o1ooo Aloesman NcCouoDy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
He Was lSolooeetl..

Henry Souders, OF Soudersburs, this
county, for the alleged larceny Of . watch
and chain belonging to Aiss Mary A. Muir
ply, residing on Ridge avenue Roxoorough
hsd . hearing on Monday before Magistrate
Smith, of Philsdelphis, and wss discharged.
The report that he was held In q, 40 tail IL
untrue.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

\ nan who save his name = Pat Rooney,
~ arrested By O6iosr Boss % Mulberry
slsess while raising disturbance Lest even.
iaE Alderman Pinkertoa gave him heas-
tnG end hs was discharged % payment OF
euseA Rooney u mot the ihvosits Irtsh
canadian. but hs halls from tbs Dutch town
- reading
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
JuaaAsun n g1aaeasanI

The Jevish Expossst, OF Philsdslphis, IN
~ hsus Of Aug "a. has q saoount Of a IN.
esssseing tssp 70 IAanaasass by one a ~ saafr
eossespoadenA The strsagth and progress
SeoehnD y this community b vel q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
r~ssa ee sns Pe.,ss.s,.,y.

Sheriff Tomlinson this morning took John
Kip to the Eastern penitentiary, TO which In.
sti.ution he wss sentenced TO serve term Of
three yeaA He Wa convicted OF . felonious
sasault on girl only 10 yean old.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
Real Essnss Caealogoe.

The most complete catalogue OF real estate
issued in this city Is that OF Allan A. Herr
4 Co the popular agents, OF No. los kast King
L street. Buyers viii nodoubt Jake advantage OF
tts Information.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
4 0irshaay PArsy.

Yesterday vas the 6Oth birthday Of Ara
Susan Mcguire No. go Aaristta svsnua In
the evening about thirty rsiaiives end
friends gsthsrod q her rssidsuce end
teudsssd cougrsiulsaionA The presents
were numsrouA 4 dns suppos was sssvsd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

on Thursday. september lst. Round trip tickets
sold from all stations at half fare. Good going
on regular and special trains. A special train
will leave Lancaster Upper DepoD At p. m.
for Headin4 and intsrmedfaes stations. Par.
tieulers circulars at all stations T. c. h. Il.
aug2j, ,2;,9a 03lAltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

~ viii Of Rsbsecs n. Evans, OF C@ruas.
vaa sownahin vs admiitsd 70 prohats today.
~ contains shis bequsst: ~ rive to the
ea.A q tsuelses of ths New Zioa church oi
~ Gvaseelaeel Aoneaaaioo a North Amer.
~ . bTidoevulA Cssnasvon township, $500
80 paemeneas eaee - - pasat iatesesG The
ineessss a eloo % - sppaisd 70 support ths
vneooHs ~ vloo 70 Nv ehuseh espsaaes and
- i..sssss o. sioe y kssp NJ snsvs b
egdaGs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
4 Fiss Lsns Of AdvsrtasisG and Opening

Just received, At the lNrELLIaRNcHR OV1iCn
dns line OF Advertising and Opening ards.
They are the handsomess and cheapest In the
city. Call and see them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30


PhiAaAssDAA PPoaaes 0asksG
raiLADE,MA: 2. ,,u 2, Apg % -yloTr MARKET steady
pennsyiva1ia yami!y. = e9os IS; WsstsEa 90.
2yo nour drm, q 7t02 20.
!, WheHt-August 7s,<ci sept, 7s,<o Oct. 7s,sc.
!, coie@a;sugust. :slo.; aspt. &c.; oot.. 49,;
Osts-xugus. ssxe.: ssD... ssxc.; Oct. $40.
u0O Yoe9 0As80G
Hsv YoaHa Aug. S0:-Slour dun but steady !;
70 good EIta Western. q isOs6.
MhsetZNo. xsds etata. s71ssc 40 Raa.
.ss:' s,s.s' sS ao Ss H,ns:r I'm: SspI
Oct. exc; receipts. 1900; shipments, i7.00O,
0ats-ko. Wnits sIAsst so no No. ! DO
sttc; No. Aixe6, Sept. slH rooeiptS,
D000; shipmonts, none.
kye Dnchanged.
1Axi1y DULL
Poek duh old meas. us 0O0l5 g.
ke,s..ss aoass. 81 Ssa osals:rs iisss. sSy i g."
fufpsnt1ns steady st SH<c.
Petroleum dull Rsansd. in eases. 90.
sattsr dull ws:ssrs 6rsamsry. isesc '~~
Cheese duil Ohio factory. 90i0kc State
1I 1scIscsy; S$olc<c; Fancy While. I00. .6sts; Col.
issS steady state. l7c. western. lsolsxe.
0rAnulated. 6Ie.
1tee nominal Carolina fair 70 good, SOs,te.
Ooooe strong, hir eArHosa. .0c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

0n00o1h60 1001B -
qheg11an's Oaliiosnh epesaalty company,
49, - = havo Uoegono1 ~ 0saal
z y eon.e - Uoobs eonooiio1 thals ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

THIS powder never varies. A marvel OF
purity. etrength ana wh0iesomensss More
sconomical than the Ordinary kinds. and cannot
test short weight. alum or phosphate povderS.
0otd only IN cans. koYAL 8AII10 POWDl1 Co.
lo6 Wall street. New YorE. jVl8ly0kV
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

09AAD 90 PH0vl0O0A
eulnaDhea by q Z. Yundt 1yokas.
ClIoAoo, Aug %, O'Clock y. n.
WhAaG COfn. ONta. P0rk ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

NRW ADVERTLSkAENT6
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-25
TaylOr-UnderwOOd.

A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday in Baltimore at the residence of
the bride, 1868 North Fremont Avenue.
The contracting parties were Mr. Edward
Coyt Taylor, formerly of this city and
Miss Cora v. Underwood, of Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
III. Britain, of Fuller's Memorial Church,
Northwest Baltimore, and was largely at
tended by friends Of the contracting par
ties, including several from this city of
the groom. The bride was richly attired
in a garnet silk, entrdin, and handsomely
trimmed in lace and gimp ornaments, ami
the groom wore the conventional black
with a closely fitting Prince Albert coat.
They were the recipients of many hand
some and useful presents. After the cere-
mony, bountiful repast was served to
the company, which was greatly enjoyed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-25
The Peach Cron.

Many farmers and peach growers in
this county report there will be a very
short peach crop, owing it is said to the
very cold weather and the frosts during
the month of April. A representative of
the CAPITAL interviewed several large
peach growers of this county to-day on
the subject and all were of the opinion
that very short crop would be realized.
cit is difficult to say said a grower
what will be the result until after the
June drop-but should the trees retain
all the young peaches that are now upon
them, it can safely be said that not more
than half crop could be gathered. '"How
about other fruit p we asked. "Well,
think all early fruit is more or less injur.
ed. knew apricots and cherries will be
short; apples and pears may have escap-
ed, except in very exposed places"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-25
ENJOY LIFE.

What truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands of.means
of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority of people feel like giving it
up disheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there is no occa-
sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof, that
Green's august FLODer, will make them
free from disease, as when born. Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint are the direct
causes of seventy five per cent of such
maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation
of tho Heart, and other distressing symp.
toms. Three doses of august Focer will
prove its wonderful effect. Sample bot
les, 10 cents. Try it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-25
THE BEsT
GENTLEMEN s
HANDMADE SHOES
In the city. Every pair warranted.
Only $4.25 Per Pair.
At ]. G. HALLS Shore Store, Market
Space
TnE BEsr
Strawberry Pickers.

Strawberry piekers from Baltimore are
taking up their temporary residence in
this county, and are beginning to come
in by the wagon loads. They consist of
whole families of Germans, Bohemians
and Poles They stay in rude construct
ed buildings for the occasion-some oc-
cupying barns. tents, and the out houses
on the premises where they are employ
ed. They do their own cooking, living
on the plainest food, such as coarse
bread, rice, milk and berries that are
given to them. They get from one to
two cents per quart for picking berries
and make from 90 cents to 81. so per day.
When strawberries are exhausted they
are employed in picking raspberries, peas,
tomatoes, etc, and in this way are kept
busy all summer. AT night they gath
er around their cabin doors. and smoke
their pipes of peace, and enjoy them
selves in conversation, until they lie down
on their beds of straw and husk, and are
as happy and contented Is the birds of
the air.